Recipes for Toddlers (1-3 Years) recipes

At least 2 glasses of milk per day is essential for toddlers as they require it for the development of bones and teeth. If your toddler is not happy about having milk, try other forms of milk like cheese, curds, paneer etc. This tongue tickling raita will go well with a paratha or a pulao.

Yellow pearls of corn combined with peas and cubes of cottage cheese look really appealing and i'm sure your little angel will enjoy munching on them. A new flavour of mixed dried herbs is added to perk up this dish, as children at this age do enjoy experimenting with newer flavours. You should cook ....

Salads have great nutritive value and should be a part of your baby's meals. While most little ones are not enthusiastic about salads, if you include a few of their preferred ingredients, they won't even notice they're eating salad. You can add any seasonal fruits that are your baby's favourite inst ....

Golgappu loves to discover how some of his favourite foods are made and from what they are made. Come and discover with golgappu the journey of wheat from the farm to the tava, in this story, 'golgappu makes a roti'.

Golgappu loves to discover how some of his favourite foods are made and from what they are made. Come and discover with golgappu the journey of potato from the farm to fries, in this story, 'golgappu makes french fries'.

Golgappu loves to discover how some of his favourite foods are made and from what they are made. Come and discover with golgappu the journey of tomatoes from farm to soup in this story, 'golgappu makes tomato soup'.

This recipe is a delicious way to introduce a combination of cereals like jowar and bajra flour which are richer in iron and fibre than wheat flour. Also the greater the variety of foods babies are introduced to during the first year, the more likely they are to accept newer tastes as adults.

I am sure your little one will relish this stuffed dosa both as a snack and at meal time. The stuffing is an ideal way of introducing a combination of vegetables to your child's meal. The vegetables not only serve as an important source of nutrients like calcium, iron, vitamin A and fibre, but also ....